Haller Grants

November 20, 2025 1:30 am
Terra House, owner of Jumpstart Preschool, was one of a number of West End non-profits that received grants from the Haller Foundation last week. Pictured are Terra and Sue Trettevik at the presentation. Submitted photo
Terra House, owner of Jumpstart Preschool, was one of a number of West End non-profits that received grants from the Haller Foundation last week. Pictured are Terra and Sue Trettevik at the presentation. Submitted photo

A number of West End non-profits recently received grants from the Haller Foundation.

First Congregational Church of Forks – Funding for food pantry on Spartan Ave. for nutritional snacks for students – $14,000

Forks Community Food Bank – Purchasing food – $14,000

Makah Food Bank – Purchasing food – $14,000

Soroptimist International of the Olympic Rainforest – Weekend backpack project – $14,000

West Olympic Betterment Assoc. – Feeding 5000 – $14,000

Sarge’s Veterans Support – Utility services – $4,800

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church – Jumpstart Pre-School LLC – $12,325

The Albert Haller Foundation started as a nonprofit organization in 1992 to help fund charitable programs throughout the county, primarily focused on education, family and medical services. It annually gives six-figure donations to community groups and efforts.

Funding primarily goes to projects that provide food, housing, clothing, medical care and other programs that may enhance and enrich the lives of the poor and needy of Clallam County. Special attention is given to distributing food to those in need, and clothing and other necessities to children who lack the essentials to progress in school.